We’ll rant and we’ll rave there’s no united Ireland
We scream and we’ll shout to keep us all apart
We’ll kick up the fuss to keep us all devided
And to keep the Isle of Ireland a deep and troubled land.
We live on this old island they call Ireland
The Catholics and the Protestants and the Presbyterians, too.
We decided that we couldn’t life togehter,
So we devided up the country into two.
They set up a boundary commission
And that was in the year of Twenty-Two
We knew that our friends would not forsake us
And make us life in Ireland turned to two.
So we’ll rant and we’ll rave there’s no united Ireland
We scream and we’ll shout to keep us all apart
We’ll kick up the fuss to keep us all devided
And to keep the Isle of Ireland a deep and troubled land.
We decided on the six counties Ulster
For Carson said that nine sure would never ever do
There be too many Papist in to deal with
And we could never make a state with just a few
There are three loyal counties to the Union
The other three will never have their say
We’ll make the twenty-six a foreign country
And pretend that they’re a thousand miles away
So we’ll rant and we’ll rave there’s no united Ireland
We scream and we’ll shout to keep us all apart
We’ll kick up the fuss to keep us all devided
And to keep the Isle of Ireland a deep and troubled land.
We’ll never live with Papists of with Fenians
For they have to obey the rule of the Pope in Rome
We’ll force all the others then to leave us
And have a little state we call our own
So get out the pens we draw the boundary
Through towns and farms and hills and bogs and all
And bring us all the pricks that’s made in Ireland
For it’s better that we build a bloody wall.
So we’ll rant and we’ll rave there’s no united Ireland
We scream and we’ll shout to keep us all apart
We’ll kick up the fuss to keep us all devided
And to keep the Isle of Ireland a deep and troubled land.
We’ll rant and we’ll rave there’s no united Ireland
We scream and we’ll shout to keep us all apart
We’ll kick up the fuss to keep us all devided
And to keep the Isle of Ireland a deep and troubled land.